It's new so you still have to see how it goes but I love it when she has the older guests because the teens don't seem to really know what they are talking about most of the time but overall really good I mean for someone soo young she is very well spoken and doesn't use too many filler words which is soo nice compared to every other teen I personally know and going to highschool I know slot of them haha but good issues and I can't wait too see more great job!!

Only the most adventurous of podcasters would delve into the difficult content that Abby has. I do disagree with some of views expressed on this podcast, but that's why we have public forum. At least we have someone our own age confronting these issues. Abby, you have my utmost respect. Live courageously!

Thank goodness! By far the worst podcast in the TWiT lineup! Even Daddy Leo couldnt save this one!

Leo is fantastic. A true pro. But Abby is amazing considering her age and experience. As a gay male, I was sooooo drawn into the "Queer without Fear" Episode. By the way Abby, I came out when I was 18 in 1998, in a tiny town in SC with a population of 8,500. So some of us do come out early. ;) Thank you Abby for a great podcast and thank you to Leo for everything that you do. If Abby so chooses, I believe that the Twit Empire will be in good hands for generations to come. All hail the Laporte's!

Abby is a great intervewer and is very good as a host. Her questions for her guests are well thought out and explores different perspectives. It shows that she puts lots of thought in prepping for her shows and topics.

Plesant voice good techniek. She can do a podcast. Review from Nedrland, europa

Abbey appeared to make the decision, not to sensor the language and certainly not the content, while recording the show and I hope she doesn't change it due to outside pressure. It seemed like her instinct was letting people express themselves freely. I like it, even though I'm old enough for it not to effect me one way or the other. Of course, I wonder how many of her intended audience are teenagers who are under digital parental controls. Hopefully, if she decides to address that, it wouldn't be too much work to create a clean version and keep the explicit one as well.

I was just wanted to know why it is explicit?

While my daughter is grown with her own three youngsters, I want to be on top of what's going on in their lives. This gives me a view of, especially, the challenges and situations that my grandaughter is facing as she gets into the teen years - not to mention what my own daughter and her husband might be struggling with. Great job, Abby ... Keep up the good work!!